The Buxton Inn advertises a ghost cat. I’m not sure what a ghost cat does differently from an ordinary cat, especially in an old inn where you might only catch either one out of the corner of your eye. The back also credits host Christie Casaday and says voices were recorded on tape. I haven’t watched this one yet, and I want to hear what they say they caught.
On the label
- Title: The Buxton Inn; front cover calls it America’s Most Ghostly Country Inn.
- Host: Christie Casaday.
- Production credit: CNTime Production; www.cntimeproduction.com.
- Printed copyright: 2004.
On the back cover
- Names former innkeepers, including Major Horton Buxton, among reported apparitions.
- Reports a woman in Victorian clothing, a bearded figure in a broad-brimmed hat, a young boy and a ghost cat.
- Claims guests found unexplained images in photographs and that voices were heard and recorded on tape.
Tape details
- Format: VHS commercial release.
- Condition: Good.
- Archive ID: VHS-2026-1386.
- 2004 is a printed copyright year, not a confirmed release or recording date.
- Not yet streamed; recorded contents unconfirmed.
